I bought a demolition and resettlement house, which caused a lot of trouble. Thank you all

Details are as follows: 1. When you deal with the landlord (that is, when signing the sales agreement), although the landlord has not obtained the real estate license, he can and has obtained the real estate license of the house afterwards, then the sales agreement between you is valid;

2. The expenses incurred by your landlord in handling his own real estate license shall be borne by the landlord himself;

3. The expenses arising from the change of real estate license from your landlord to your husband and wife's name need to be checked in the specific agreement of your sales agreement (if it is agreed to be borne by the landlord, it will be borne by the landlord; What is agreed to be borne by you will be borne by you; If there is no agreement, it shall be borne by you);

4. The taxes and fees of the so-called expansion part should also be borne by the landlord, because the subject matter you bought is the landlord's120m2 property, not the qualification to demolish the resettlement house;

Specific solution: 1 Bring a lawsuit to the local court and ask the landlord to handle the property transfer;

2. After hearing the judgment, the court shall apply to the people's court for compulsory execution;

3. After applying for enforcement, the executive board of the court will issue you a Notice of Assistance in Enforcement and other materials, and you can directly go to the Housing Authority to handle the transfer.